Anope IRC Services
Anope.org => General Chat => Topic started by: Izv143 on September 24, 2008, 11:06:30 AM
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I have an e-mail address on totally another server what would be SendMailpath "IP /usr/sbin/sendmail -t" or something else ?
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OK, If you want to use a non-local mail server you need to use "anopesmtp <ip>" for example "anopesmtp 192.168.1.10"
The IP specified must be the IP of a server running an SMTP server that will allow UNAUTHENTICATED relaying from the box running Anope.
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You say you have an email address on another server, but that doesn't necessarily mean email has to be send through it. In most cases you will still be able to use a local sendmail, which is also much better then using anopesmtp since the latter is a single threaded extension to anope. If anopesmtp needs 10 seconds to send the mail because the smtp server doesn't respond right away for example, all of anope will hang for that time.
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My situation is: IRCD server and its services are on the shell I bought form shell provider and hosting of the site is on the bluehost for example and e-mail address is in there too now I have to set Sendmail to that e-mail which is on the bluehost but services are on the shell and as the jobe said all i have to do is install anopesmtp ( I mean ask shell provider to install it) and set up everething.
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My situation is: IRCD server and its services are on the shell I bought form shell provider and hosting of the site is on the bluehost for example and e-mail address is in there too now I have to set Sendmail to that e-mail which is on the bluehost but services are on the shell and as the jobe said all i have to do is install anopesmtp ( I mean ask shell provider to install it) and set up everething.
You don't need the host to install anopesmtp, since it's supplied WITH anope and simply using "anopesmtp <ip>" for SendMailPath will work.